@doceirias yeah I know, the story makes heavy use of that pun in both meanings, and I use the title used on mangadex.

If you think it's already polished enough to release to the general public as a paid novel, you do have the option of self-publishing through the Amazon kindle store.

For that you'd probably want to have had a professional editor go through and point out any problems with it.

For sharing a web novel for free, the suggestions above make sense.

@unowhoitis said in Library Wars series:

@camytang bumping this older thread bc one of the manga adaptations I think has several volumes in english but not the complete series,

Viz’s website says that they published volume 1 in June 2010 and v15 in April 2016. I bought them as they were coming out.

and the source material light novels have never been translated! it would be really cool and it’s not too big of a commitment (only 4 books? although there’s a spinoff). really socially relevant rn too.

I’d love to see it, but I’m not optimistic for the LNs. We’ll see. :)

@Sean-O-Hara still waiting for the original no. 6 novels plus the new sequel series to be licensed in english…we need it so badly!!!!

I read 2 of the contest winners' books and I would 100% read a vol 2 of both

@xstationo-0 Nanoha Exceed anime coming on July 5-6th, streaming on Crunchyroll, no dub, but support for the franchise may convince other to provide a dub, with many of the English cast from season 1 & 2 reprising their roles.